Special Session on Urban Geography

Sponsor: Urban Geography Study Group (USGS)

Organizer: Evan Cleave (Toronto Metropolitan University)

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This session brings together the diverse field of urban research. Urban areas vary in their form, structure, morphology, land use patterns, and historical processes of evolution. But they are also driven by a series of interrelated processes of change - including economic, political, cultural, demographic, technological, environmental, social, and locally-contingent forces. The goal of this session is to present research that explores this diverse range of processes and their impact in Canada and abroad through empirical research. Any research relevant to urban geography is welcome.

 

We welcome submissions based on completed research projects as well as new and on-going work, by authors at all career stages. If interested, please forward your abstract to Evan Cleave (evan.cleave@torontomu.ca) and submit your abstract to the CAGONT organizing committee by Friday October, 31 2025.

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